
Toys "R" Us has a new promotional tie in with NBC's choose-it-or-lose-it game show Deal or No Deal. It seems there's a game piece offering the choice in recent store circulars. Choose "deal," get 10% any single item in store. Go for broke and choose "no deal," and you might have a chance at a Wii (second prize) or a DS Lite (fourth prize). The store is handing out 50,000 Nintendo systems as part of the promotion. That's a whole lotta systems right there.
Of course, the grand prize is a million bucks, but does that really stand up to some sweet Ninty merchandise? Then again ... that could buy a whole lot of games.
The catch with the super sweet "no deal" option is that you have to take the game piece into the store to get it scanned, and the winners won't be announced until November 24, so that's a bit of a wait if you're one of the lucky few. Still, if that's all it takes to pick up some free stuff, maybe that's a sign we need to go dig through the paper.
Didn't get one of the ads? Never fear -- you can mail in a request for a gamepiece. Check after the jump for the address.
Missed your chance at a gamepiece? Send these guys a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
"Deal or No Deal NP"
c/o Little & King Co., LLC
31 Merrick Ave., Suite 150
Merrick, NY 11566



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10-17-2006 @ 12:12PM
The Biggest Loser said...
I did this yesterday in hopes of winning a Wii. No luck. You must make a purchase, I bought animal crackers. I gave my deal or no deal coupon to the lady at the register and told her "no deal". She scanned my coupon and told me I won 5% off my purchase. That's 15 cents. I was thrilled.
Good luck to whoever else tries to win.
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10-17-2006 @ 3:24PM
Zuko said...
I'll have it scanned next week for the Buy 2 Get 1 free sale there; Contact,Clubhouse Games, and MegaMan ZX FtW!(Of course I will get some 360 games too) I wil;l choose no deal, since it will mess up the whole B2G1 at the lowest price and stuff.
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10-17-2006 @ 5:37PM
Vincent said...
Hey! I sent them this a week ago....:( No appreciation :(
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10-19-2006 @ 10:02PM
Jason Anderson said...
I like the LEGO "TRU" in the photo. It's more interesting than this story.
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